About the only way to adjust the door with those welded on hinges, is to bend them. Open the door 6 inches, place a floor jack with a piece of 2X6 on the foot, under the rear of the door(flat part, not the lip) and jack it up until things bend a bit. a trial and error procedure. To adjust the latch in / out, loosen the striker bolt on the rear of the door opening a bit and tap it in /out / up / down. (the hole is quite a bit oversize, so it can move nearly 1/2 inch). Tighten before testing the adjustment.
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